we already know he has the tism... and more than just a touch. he doesn't need to take this.

Nogla doesn’t have autism, he has Noglism

​@@TechX1320I honestly doubt he does tho. He's just slow...

Noglas just a dumbass lmao

I just made the same comment without reading the comment section first

I agree as well

I also have autism and i agree completely with this

It's that "I knew it!" moment when we realize why XYZ about someone seems so familiar

@@bretth342 Perfectly surmised

I also have the tism as well

Same, life is pain

Especially if you have anxiety too?! Ugh having triple A is just so difficult

@@katiecooke7238 ADHD, Autism and anxiety?

life is suffering for people like us

_I know that pain_

There's a lot of people in the world who get told they're "normal" and don't get treated. I had a similar experiense even though I was diagnosed, so I can understand the struggles. My mother decided that even though I was heavily on the spectrum I was able to get over it and attend a normal school without any professional help. I am now a 24 year old man. And I am still struggling with the basics in my every day life. And I can barely find a job or study. And have motivation issues. I assume it went a similar direction for you right?

I’m gonna go out on a limb and say you’re a female, most doctors are too afraid to diagnose females for some reason.

its actually so sad how mis treated women are when it comes to those kinds of mental afflictions. i personally was diagnosed at a young age with adhd and it took my partner 17 years to have the same happen to her and its just sad how its shrugged off. im sorry you had to deal with that, its a hard road out there.

Oh yeah. I was “the smart kid”, the “know-it-all”, the quiet kid who knew all the answers and would go far in life. When I did struggle, it was because I wasn’t “trying hard enough” and I “need to just apply myself” when nothing I did could force my mind into absorbing the information. I was put in AP classes because I was “smart” when really I needed to be in special classes. That’s because, when I came across a subject that I didn’t know, it killed me. Like I couldn’t function cause I would see myself as a failure and a loser when I couldn’t do something. I have a hard time keeping jobs because of my learning capabilities and my anxiety. All of that could have been avoided if my parents’ would’ve taken the time to have me tested as a kid and put me in the classes I needed instead of putting me in college level or AP classes cause I was “smart”.

My family built me up to be the "smart" kid, and pretty much made me hide all of the things that made me unique emotionally wise, which stunted my growth, but I always had that trump card of being "smarter". This CRIPPLED my identity the moment I lost not only my main schedule (my parents would remind me to do homework), but as soon as school went online, I was out of my element and was really bad at it and it crushed my identity. I'm better now, but the mental gymnastics that society plays on us infuriates me sometimes, especially when systems rarely are fluid enough to account for our unique brains and paces.

Im down to see that

I predict Nogla gets 130.

they did today lol just watched it

I was the same in terms of feeling out of place and being bullied. My entire school life was basically being bullied.

I feel you man I got the same thing. Hope life now looks up from this point forward.

Same here dude, got diagnosed at 6. Usually it happens around 4.

@@jonathan_luck you were very lucky to have been diagnosed so early, although i still empathise with you. i was diagnosed only a few months ago. im 21, i can only imagine what it was like for you knowing youre autistic at such a young age. i never had something to call myself, so i wasnt singled out as often. but it also lead to me thinking of myself as defective

I was often misplaced in Special Ed classes and daycares because of my Asperger’s. I was probably on of the smartest in my elementary grades academically, but socially I didn’t care to interact. I got put in classes with kids that had violent mental issues, very physical ticks, and were solely dependent on others for mobility. Schools definitely didn’t know how to separate Spectrum disorders then.

Huh, I never would’ve guessed that

Disorder-condition thingy-ish, I'm autistic as well and my tism constantly fights a war with my ADHD

Bro is definitely unplugged lol

Like we haven't been here the entire time?? You watch him and the rest.. right?? 🤣

@@crystalmoon5439 that don’t mean I got autism 💀

@@xXGRmRPRXx but apparently a lot of us who watch do have it lmao

Tism'y 😂😂

What’s wrong with jokes?

Most of us who are autistic make the jokes ourselves. I love poking fun at how retarded my brain makes me be at times, makes me giggle and feel more normal.

@@williamnovis3507there are jokes that can be harmful even if you do or don’t even intend to be harmful

@@Zeagods-CyberShadow naw they are just jokes. If you are to thin skinned to take jokes that is a you problem the jokes themselves are not a problem.

Don't take some random online test seriously. These things are almost always made for people just trying to validate themselves and feel special.

It’s not binary though it’s a spectrum if you pull up most recent studies on most of the matter it’s why the category in the mix is all considered neurodivergent and branches from that to things like adhd and autism take it from someone that has both and been through the professionals and still doesn’t always get the full help needed

The ones that don’t show any of the above are just atypical

@@Ashvamproot Read my comment again, I'm stating that your either have a brain structure that is autistic or you don't, the spectrum comes in after that, neurotypical people DO NOT lie on that spectrum at all. Neurodiversity is a non medical term, it was created by the community to identify those that have different thought processes, like ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia and so on. However just because they're classified as neurodiverse it doesn't mean they're on the same spectrum. It's is extremely common to think that ASD and ADHD have overlapping symptoms, however this is blatantly untrue, ADHD has a very specific set of requirements in terms of diagnosis as well different biological factors too ASD, a common one people think is ADHD when it isn't is sensory issues, if you ADHD with sensory issues there's 2 possibilities, you either have ASD as well or a specific sensory disorder, ADHD explicitly does not cause sensory issues. Neurodiverent is simply an umbrella term, exactly how anxiety and depression are classified as mental health disorders or that viruses are an umbrella term. And while your experience is your own I also have both, and have been through professionals for years, I get near no help this doesn't change the fact of the matter. Just to reiterate, neurodiversity isn't a diagnosis and ASD or ADHD aren't branches off of that, neurodiversity is simply the label for non standard brain function.

Oh that dude triggered about his shirt 😂

Same bro, but just a pinch under with a solid 120 flat

@@TheLovelorn192 Eyyyyy

I'm literally making a KZfaq video...do you think I'm taking it seriously? lol

@@wildcat partially... yes, gotta make the content good and believable, as long as you having fun doing it.

Doctors use tests like these to know if you could be on the spectrum then they do further tests to diagnose it.

@@wildcat i wasn't meaning you specifically wildcat, i've been a fan long enough to know it's just entertainment lol. I was referring to the thousands of people that will take a test like this as irrefutable proof without any further medical advice, that's all